Don’t fight the storm—embrace it. The Patagonia Ms Dirt Roamer Storm Jkt, brought to you by Escapa, is lightweight and fully waterproof, protecting you from rain, snow, and freezing temperatures, while combining breathability and stretch to keep up with you during long hours of exertion. It fits easily in a jersey pocket, a fanny pack, or a handlebar bag for longer rides. Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ workshop.
Features:
. Durable, recycled 3-layer outer fabric that meets the H2No™ standard, which is waterproof, breathable, and stretchy; Soft knit lining that effectively wicks away sweat and eliminates the feeling of dampness.
. The 3/4-length two-way front zipper eliminates unnecessary bulk at the waist and can be opened from the bottom for additional ventilation.
. Abrasion-resistant reinforcements in the areas most exposed to wear: rounded forearms, shoulders, and lower back
. Helmet-compatible hood.
. The hood adjusts with a single motion to ensure good peripheral vision and can be stowed away using a Velcro system.
. Ultra-compressible design for easy storage.
. Stows in the zippered pocket on the lower back or can be rolled up into the drawstring hood and tied around the waist using the sleeves.
. Side zippers for easy donning and ventilation.
. The side zippers provide additional ventilation to quickly dissipate heat and make it easy to put on and take off over a helmet.
. Made in Vietnam.
. 343g
H2No™-certified outer fabric: 3-layer smooth stretch canvas made from 100% recycled nylon, 40 denier, 119 g/m², with a soft recycled polyester knit lining and a durable water-repellent (DWR) finish free of perfluorinated chemicals (PFC/PFAS).
Panels: 3-layer 100% recycled nylon ripstop, 20 denier, 115 g/m², with a 100% polyester laminated circular knit lining and a PFC/PFAS-free durable water-repellent (DWR) finish.
Made in a Fair Trade Certified™ workshop.
Care instructions: machine wash in warm water, do not bleach, tumble dry on low heat, iron gently
We support the workers who make this item.
This item is made in a Fair Trade Certified™ workshop, which means the workers who made it received a premium for their work.
